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Garmin Cirqa review: A screen-less bracelet with solid workmanship but no reason to exist
Garmin launches Cirqa, a $200 screen-free health bracelet. The hardware and tracking capabilities are as reliable as ever, but the software lacks AI insights and is not even as cost-effective as its $150 Vivosmart 5.
Whoop’s most expensive subscription plan costs $359 per year. Is the heart monitoring function worth the cost?
Whoop has launched a three-level subscription system. The highest-level Life plan has an annual fee of US$359 and focuses on electrocardiogram and blood pressure insight functions. What are the differences between the three plans, and who really needs to pay the money.
Whoop Drops Subscription Requirement for Advanced Labs, But Blood Tests Still Start at $150
Whoop has announced that its health screening service, Advanced Labs, no longer requires an additional subscription and is now available to all users. However, the blood tests themselves, conducted by Quest Diagnostics, still come at a cost, starting at around $150.